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Start hereConcept IQ User Manual v202User guide · 32 pages · 262 KBRead it nowConcept IQ version 2 cheat sheet
Arm (away)your codeONor1ON
- Concept IQ version 2: close doors and windows before arming.
- Enter your code, then ON (also marked *). The ARM light comes on and exit beeps start: leave before the exit time ends.
- Several areas? Key in your code, the area number, then ON to arm only that area.
- Code arming on a one-area system, and quick arming, work only if your installer has turned them on. Quick arming: 1 (or the area number), then ON, no code.
- A long beep and no ARM light usually means a zone is open: close it, or isolate it.
Arm while homeyour codeHOMEor1HOME
- Concept IQ version 2 calls this Home mode: zones your installer chose are left off.
- Key in your code, then press HOME. The HOME light comes on.
- Code arming on a one-area system, and quick arming, work only if your installer has turned them on. Quick arming: 1 (or the area number), then HOME.
- Several areas? Key in your code, the area number, then HOME. That area's light (A1 to A4) flashes slowly.
Disarmyour codeOFF
- Concept IQ version 2: key in your code, then OFF (also marked #). The ARM or HOME light goes out.
- Several areas? Key in your code, the area number, then OFF to disarm only that one.
- If your installer has turned on the alarm display, zone lights flash fast to show what went off. Note them, then press CLR.
- The same code and OFF also resets latching smoke detectors, if your system uses them.
- Under threat, key in your code with its last digit one higher (9 becomes 0). It sends a silent duress alarm, if set up.
Bypass a zoneyour codeNEXT21zoneENTERthenCLR
- Concept IQ version 2 calls this isolating. Your code needs permission to isolate zones.
- Key in your code, then press NEXT, 2, 1. The ARM and HOME lights flash together, and lit zone lights are already isolated.
- Key in the zone number (1 or 2 digits), then ENTER. Do the same again to put a zone back.
- Press CLR to finish. An isolated zone's light flashes slowly.
Alarm memoryNEXT12
- Concept IQ version 2: press NEXT, 1, 2.
- Zone lights show the zones that went into alarm during the last armed period.
- Press CLR to leave.
- A zone light flashing fast means an alarm, tamper or fault on that zone.
- An area light (A1 to A4) flashing fast means there has been an alarm in that area.
Chime on or offNEXT11
- Concept IQ version 2 calls this Day Alarm: while disarmed, zones your installer picks sound a door-bell tone on the keypads.
- Press NEXT, 1, 1. No code is needed.
- Three short beeps: Day Alarm is now on. One long beep: it's now off.
Panic alarm1+3
- Concept IQ version 2: press 1 and 3 together for panic.
- 4 and 6 together send fire; 7 and 9 together send medical. These are different alarms.
- Your installer decides whether each alarm sounds a siren and reports out.
- To clear the alarm, enter your code and press OFF.
Change a codemaster codeNEXT4user numbernew codeENTERCLR
- Concept IQ version 2: key in a master code (user 2, or a user set up as Master), then NEXT, 4.
- Key in the 2-digit user number (02 to 47). The A1 light flashes; 4 or 6 zone lights flash if it has a code.
- Key in the new 4- or 6-digit code, then press ENTER. Three short beeps: saved. One long beep: refused.
- A new user also needs a user type (A3 light) and, on a multi-area system, areas (A2 light). Press ENTER after each.
- Press CLR to finish. To delete a user instead, press 0 then ENTER at the code step.
Set the date and timemaster codeNEXT33
- Concept IQ version 2: key in a master code, then NEXT, 3, 3. The A1 light flashes for the time.
- Key in the time as 4 digits on the 24-hour clock (5:15 pm is 1715), then ENTER.
- At the A2 light, key in the date as day, month, year (1 March 2027 is 010327), then ENTER.
- At the A3 light, key in the day of the week (1 Sunday to 7 Saturday), then ENTER. Press CLR to finish.
- Set it again after all power (mains and battery) has been lost, and at daylight saving if your system doesn't change itself.
Trouble lightsNEXT13
- Concept IQ version 2: FAULT on means a system problem; FAULT flashing slowly means a system input is isolated. PWR off: a mains problem.
- Press NEXT, 1, 3 to see which: a zone light flashing means it's happening now, and on means it happened (see the table).
- Press CLR to leave. For light 8, key in your code and press OFF to clear it, then set the clock.
- Zone light 1: check the alarm's mains power is on; if you can't fix it, call for service. Zone lights 2 to 7: call for service.
Pages 7, 12, 24 of the Concept IQ User Manual v202Zone light 1 Mains power off: running on the backup battery Zone light 2 Backup battery too low Zone light 3 Cabinet tamper Zone light 4, 5 or 6 Siren disconnected, or the power or battery fuse has blown Zone light 7 The system couldn't report Zone light 8 All power was lost: clear it, then set the clock Zone light 9 Five wrong codes in a row: wait for the keypad lockout to end Zone lights 10 to 14 A zone failed its self-test, or keypad medical, panic, duress or fire was used Send a test signalmaster codeNEXT25
- Concept IQ version 2: key in a master code, then NEXT, 2, 5.
- It sends a test report to your monitoring centre, or to the phone number your system reports to.
- 2 or 3 short beeps mean the master function was successful; one long beep means it was not. Press CLR to leave.
Why is my keypad beeping or showing a trouble light?
Most keypads beep or light up a trouble indicator when something needs attention, such as a low backup battery, a power cut or a lost phone or internet connection. Your user guide explains what each light or code means on your model. If it keeps happening, or you are not sure, call your installer or monitoring company.
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